2500 Gallon Vertical Water Tank
Polyethelene (Poly) Tank
1.2 Specific Gravity
Constructed with durable, rotationally molded polyethyelene resin
Resistance to cracks, chips, and ruptures
UV inhibitors to protect liquid contents from direct sunlight
Indoor and outdoor use
Color: Black
 
Vertical Tanks are for storage and are not to be pressurized.

The Engineering Behind Black Poly Storage
When storing large volumes of water outdoors, environmental control is everything. At USA Tank, our black 2500 gallon cylinder water tanks are manufactured from premium, UV-stabilized linear polyethylene designed to withstand intense, prolonged exposure to the elements. The solid black pigment of the vertical water tank functions as an absolute light barrier, completely blocking the UV rays that spark algae growth.

This makes our 2500 gallon cylinder water storage tank an exceptional, low-maintenance asset for off-grid properties and agricultural setups. Because black polyethylene naturally absorbs thermal energy from the sun, these tanks are also highly favored in regions prone to freezing temperatures, as the minor ambient warming helps prevent internal lines from icing over during cold snaps. You can get a sturdy tank that resists cracks and prevents growth that would affect the water quality or taste.

Invest in Long-Term Water Security
Protect your farm or business with a heavy-duty storage solution that lasts. Reach out to the customer support team at USA Tank today to discuss bulk freight shipping rates or immediate dispatch options.

Frequently Asked Questions
What type of foundation is required to safely install a 2500-gallon vertical tank?
When completely filled with water, a 2500-gallon tank weighs approximately 21,000 pounds. To prevent structural shifting or plumbing failures, it must be placed on a perfectly flat, level surface. The ideal base is a 4-inch-thick reinforced concrete pad. Alternatively, you can construct a level timber-retained bed filled with compacted pea gravel or clean sand.

What is the functional difference between a black tank and a green tank?
Both colors are excellent for outdoor use because they utilize dense compounding pigments that block 100% of sunlight penetration, successfully preventing algae growth. The main difference lies in heat absorption. Our black water tanks absorb more solar energy, which warms the water inside. This is highly advantageous for agricultural applications or colder climates to help mitigate freezing risks. If you need to keep your water as cool as possible in an intensely hot environment, a dark green tank may be preferable.

Can this black vertical tank be buried underground?
No, this specific vertical tank is strictly engineered for above-ground storage applications. Above-ground tanks are designed to handle the internal hydrostatic pressure of the liquid inside them, but they lack the heavy, reinforced ribbing required to withstand the external, continuous crushing weight of soil and shifting ground water. If you require an underground storage setup, please explore our line of heavy-duty septic and cistern tanks.